The Angie Ambrosetti Show

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Welcome to The Angie Ambrosetti Show: Let Her Out to Play!—where faith meets fierce healing. I’m a wife, mom of 7, Nonni to 13, former teen mom & multi six-figure entrepreneur w/no degree. This podcast is for women ready to heal trauma, end self-sabotage, confidently own their story & show up bold, free, & full of joy. We’ll talk marriage, motherhood, mindset, and breakthrough because the woman you buried is coming back to life. Laugh, cry, and walk away ready to be the woman you’ve always been deep down inside. Grab your journal, your coffee, and maybe a tissue… your breakthrough is coming!

  1. 3D AGO

    Episode 33: From Addiction to Legacy: Jessica Phillips on Healing, Family, and Starting Over

    What happens when your life feels like it’s falling apart—but God steps in and rewrites the whole story? In this episode of The Angie Ambrosetti Show: Let Her Out to Play!, I sit down with Jessica Phillips—host of The Growth Lounge Podcast, legacy life coach, and a woman with one powerful redemption story. Jessica takes us back to upstate New York, where a high school love story, a long-distance Navy season, and deep personal pain collided with addiction… and then a miracle. We talk about Jessica’s journey to sobriety while pregnant, the faith and support that helped her rebuild, and how she and her husband went from broken and broke to building a beautiful legacy over 31 years of marriage. Jessica also shares why community matters so much, how her podcast “brings the room to you,” and what it really looks like to heal without having to retell every detail of your trauma. If you’ve ever thought, “I’m the only one,” or wondered if it’s too late to change your story—this one is for you. In this episode, we cover: A high school sweetheart love story with a twist (“the delivery girl” moment!) Addiction, pregnancy, rehab, and a life-changing turning point Faith, family, and how healing reshapes generations Why you don’t have to publicly relive trauma to experience real healing The power of community—and building a new circle when you can’t “leave your circle” Legacy coaching: helping women heal, reconnect, and move forward Content note: This episode includes conversation around addiction, childhood trauma, and suicidal thoughts (not in graphic detail). Want inspiration delivered right to your email. Join the conversation ⁠here.⁠ https://jessicaphillips.co/contact⁠Download my free L.I.G.H.T. Method Framework https://jessicaphillips.co/freebie/freebie-opt-inwww.jessicaphillips.co

    31 min

  2. FEB 17

    Episode 32: A Love That Lasts: Laura Ard on Marriage, Grief & Becoming Stronger After Loss

    Be prepared — this one may bring tears. In today’s episode, I sit down with my sweet friend Laura Ard, host of Voice Unbound, Christian life coach, podcast editor, and one of the most resilient women I know. Laura shares her beautiful love story — from surviving a painful divorce to meeting the man she knew she would marry… to building a 28-year marriage filled with adventure, faith, travel, and deep partnership. But this conversation also walks through the hardest part: walking beside her husband Tim through cancer, heart failure, and ultimately saying goodbye. We talk about: Loving well through sickness Grieving with faith Building strength you didn’t know you had Finding your voice after loss And becoming who God is shaping you to be in the middle of heartbreak This episode is about marriage, resilience, widowhood, entrepreneurship, identity, and what it means to trust God when life doesn’t unfold the way you hoped. If you’ve ever lost someone, walked through caregiving, questioned your strength, or wondered who you’re becoming in this season… this one is for you. Your story is about you.But it’s not just for you! Here is how you can connect with Laura IG https://www.instagram.com/voice_unbound?igsh=MWcxNzJidDNjdmJtcA%3D%3D&utm_source=qr Facebook https://www.facebook.com/VoiceUnboundCoaching?mibextid=LQQJ4d Website https://voiceunboundcoaching.com  YouTube  https://youtube.com/@lauraardwellnesslifecoaching TIKTOK https://www.tiktok.com/@laura.ard1?_t=8nbkhor6pqd&_r=1

    50 min

  3. FEB 10

    Episode 31:Infidelity Didn’t End Us: How God Redeemed Our Marriage

    In today’s vulnerable solo episode, I’m sharing a part of my story I’ve sat with for a long time: infidelity in my 37-year marriage and how God didn’t just help us survive—He redeemed us. This isn’t about perfection or “doing it right.” It’s about truth, responsibility, forgiveness, surrender, and a whole lot of grace. I open up about the reality that betrayal happened in our marriage—and that I was unfaithful too—because healing can’t grow where there’s blame-shifting or denial. I share how those early years were tender and painful, how we had to stop keeping score, tell the truth even when it hurt, and choose forgiveness as obedience—over and over again. Most importantly, we invited the Lord into the mess “just as we were,” and He brought freedom where there used to be fear. If you’ve walked through betrayal before—or you’re in it right now—please hear me: you’re not alone, you’re not crazy, and you’re not disqualified. Every situation is different, and there’s no one “right” path. My prayer is that this episode reminds you that God is near to the brokenhearted, and nothing surrendered to Him is ever wasted. If this encouraged you, would you share Episode 31 with a friend who needs hope today?

    23 min

  4. JAN 27

    Episode 30: Consistency Builds Identity (Not Motivation)

    Motivation is loud at the beginning… but consistency is quiet, unglamorous, and powerful. In Episode 30, Angie unpacks why lasting change has very little to do with motivation and everything to do with identity. This conversation is about what happens when you stop waiting to feel ready and start showing up — imperfectly, consistently, and on purpose. Angie shares real-life reflections on building strength through repetition, why discipline grows through small daily decisions, and how the promises you keep to yourself shape who you become. From health and fitness to mindset, habits, and personal growth, this episode is a reminder that consistency doesn’t just change outcomes — it changes you. You’ll hear about: • Why motivation fades but consistency compounds • How small daily actions create long-term confidence • The link between discipline and identity • Why keeping promises to yourself builds trust and momentum • How to show up even when it’s uncomfortable or inconvenient If you’ve ever thought, “I just need more motivation,” this episode may shift everything for you. Because the truth is — consistency builds identity, and identity sustains change.

    20 min

  5. JAN 20

    Episode 29: You Don’t Need a New Year — You Need a New Sentence

    January is often treated like a magic reset button. New year. New goals. New motivation. But what if real change doesn’t come from a calendar at all? In Episode 29, Angie shares why she didn’t wait until January to start strength training, even when it felt uncomfortable, intimidating, and imperfect. She opens up about consistency, discipline, aging without excuses, and why showing up before it feels convenient is where real momentum is built. This episode also dives deep into the power of language — the quiet, everyday words we speak to ourselves that either move us forward or keep us stuck. Angie challenges common “absolute” phrases like always, never, I can’t, and I don’t have time, and explains how small shifts in wording can retrain your nervous system, strengthen your identity, and change your follow-through. In this episode, you’ll hear about: • Why January doesn’t create discipline — choices do • How consistency beats perfection every time • Why most people quit around day 21 • The mindset shift from “I can’t” to “I’m learning” • How small, imperfect actions compound into massive change If you’ve been waiting for the right time, the right season, or perfect conditions — this episode is your reminder that you don’t need a new year to start. You just need a decision.

    21 min

  6. JAN 13

    Episode 28: Carnivore-ISH: Why I Eat This Way (And Why It’s Not a Diet)

    In this solo episode, I’m recording from the mountains of Georgia and sharing my personal journey with the carnivore-ish lifestyle — what it actually means, why I’ve been doing it for over three years, and why I don’t consider it a “diet.” I break down: Why I focus on one-ingredient foods (beef, eggs, butter, salt) How removing sugar and ultra-processed foods changed my energy The role protein and fat play in satiety and metabolic health Why simplicity has been the key to long-term consistency What my doctor said about my bloodwork after starting Common misconceptions about red meat, salt, and cholesterol I also share how this way of eating supports gut health, steady energy, mental clarity, and hormone balance — especially in midlife. This isn’t about extremes or perfection. It’s about curiosity, experimentation, and listening to your body. There is no one-size-fits-all approach — but if you’re burned out on dieting, struggling with cravings, or just looking for a simpler way to fuel your body, this conversation may be for you. If you’re curious about my Carnivore-ISH community or the 75 Hard Carnivore challenge, the links are below. The Approachable CarnivoreQuick Start~Up Guide CARNIVORE 75 HARD 2026Welcome to Carnivore 75 Hard with The Approachable Carnivore

    24 min

  7. 12/30/2025

    Episode 27 Christmas Day Gratitude: 27+ Episodes, 40 Years of Love, and Jesus at the Center

    In this special solo episode recorded on Christmas Day, Angie pops into the office with her husband (with sick kids at home) and decides it’s the perfect moment to pause and say thank you. Since launching the podcast in June, Angie has shared 26 regular episodes (plus bonus episodes), and she’s overwhelmed—in the best way—by how many lives have been touched. She opens up about taking a three-week break, battling that old familiar perfectionism, and then realizing something powerful: people noticed… and they missed it. Angie also shares a sweet recap of their unforgettable family Christmas—renting a cabin near Gatlinburg with all seven kids, spouses, and 14 grandkids, making memories at Dollywood, laughing through a legendary white elephant gift exchange, and soaking in the gift of togetherness. And at the heart of it all, Angie brings it back to what matters most: Jesus. Because without Him—His birth, redemption, and resurrection—none of it has meaning. This episode is a warm hug, a thank-you note, and a faith-filled reset as we head into a brand new year… with more coming in 2026. Here is the Carnivore Style 75 Hard info if you'd like to take a peek. https://angieambrosetti.myflodesk.com/carnivore75

    20 min

  8. 12/02/2025

    Episode 26 Bonus~In Spite of Myself: Adoption, Grace, and the God Who Restores

    In this heartfelt follow-up to the adoption series, Angie sits down to reflect on the incredible journey God has led her through—from raising seven children (four biological and three adopted) to walking through seasons of rebellion, redemption, and renewal in her marriage. After interviewing her youngest son about his adoption story, Angie shares the profound moment that brought her to tears—his simple, powerful words of gratitude for his birth mother’s choice to give him life. That reflection leads Angie into a raw and deeply honest conversation about God’s love and faithfulness, even when we fall short. In this solo episode, Angie opens up for the first time about the hidden battles behind her 37-year marriage—including multiple seasons of infidelity—and how God restored what was broken, three times over. Her message is one of radical grace, healing, and hope for anyone who has wondered if their story can be redeemed. In this episode: Reflections from interviewing her adopted sons What her 17-year-old said that moved her to tears Learning to see God’s love “in spite of myself” Overcoming infidelity and finding restoration through faith Why no story is too far gone for redemption This is one of Angie’s most vulnerable and redemptive episodes yet—an invitation to believe that no matter how messy your story is, God can still make it beautiful.

    13 min
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Welcome to The Angie Ambrosetti Show: Let Her Out to Play!—where faith meets fierce healing. I’m a wife, mom of 7, Nonni to 13, former teen mom & multi six-figure entrepreneur w/no degree. This podcast is for women ready to heal trauma, end self-sabotage, confidently own their story & show up bold, free, & full of joy. We’ll talk marriage, motherhood, mindset, and breakthrough because the woman you buried is coming back to life. Laugh, cry, and walk away ready to be the woman you’ve always been deep down inside. Grab your journal, your coffee, and maybe a tissue… your breakthrough is coming!

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    Let her out to Play - The Angie Ambrosetti Show
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
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